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Test Disruptive behaviors: actions that interrupt the learning and developmental process
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1st QUESTION: What is the main characteristic of disruptive behaviors?
They promote the normal evolutionary development of children
They prevent the child from being able to create and maintain healthy social relationships
They are a specific fault that is not repeated
They only affect the student who performs them
2nd QUESTION: What is the fundamental difference between indiscipline and disruptive behavior?
There is no difference between the two
Indiscipline is a persistent pattern and disruption is a punctual fault
Indiscipline attacks the core of the learning process
Indiscipline can be a one-time offense, while disruptive behavior is a persistent pattern that impedes functioning
QUESTION 3: Which of the following is an example of disruptive behavior mentioned in the text?
Throwing yourself on the floor, yelling, throwing school supplies, or deliberately disturbing others
Interrupt the teacher on a timely basis
Always follow the instructions that are requested of you
Maintain healthy social relationships
QUESTION 4: What does a student seek through disruptive behavior in the classroom?
Adapt appropriately to the social environment
Promote the healthy development of the rest of the group
Actively disrupt the teaching process that is taking place
Help the teacher maintain order
QUESTION 5: What does disruptive behavior imply in relation to norms and rights?
A violation of the rights of others or of age-appropriate social norms and rules
Absolute respect for the rights of others
Following all social rules
Behavior that is always age-appropriate
QUESTION 6: Who is affected by the impact of disruptive behavior in the classroom?
Only to the student who performs them
Only to teachers
They are not limited to the student who performs them, as they often end up affecting the entire student body
They don't affect anyone
7th QUESTION: What do these behaviors hinder in the individual who exhibits them?
They make it easier for you to create healthy relationships
They make it difficult for the subject to adapt appropriately to the social environment that surrounds him
They help you follow social norms and rules
They have no effect on their social adaptation
QUESTION 8: Why is it important for teachers to be able to differentiate between indiscipline and disruption?
Because it is the first step to being able to offer each child the care and treatment that is appropriate
Because both behaviors require the same treatment
Because there is no difference
Because indiscipline is a bigger problem than disruption
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